English–Japanese
“progress” in Japanese
How to say “progress” in Japanese
“Progress” in Japanese is 前進 (zenshin).
It presents progress as movement from the current position toward a goal or a more developed state.
Example sentences with 前進
交渉は長い話し合いの末、少し前進しました。kō shō wa naga i hana shi a i no sue suko shi zen shin shi ma shi ta
The negotiations made a little progress after a long discussion.
Tips for using 前進
- 前進 (zenshin) can describe progress in an abstract field such as research, negotiations, or technology, which makes it broader than physical movement.
Other Japanese words for “progress”
交渉に大きな進展がありました。kō shō ni ō ki na shin ten ga a ri ma shi ta
There has been major progress in the negotiations.
科学は進歩しています。ka gaku wa shin po shi te i ma su
Science is making progress.
会議は順調に進行しています。kai gi wa jun chō ni shin kō shi te i ma su
The meeting is progressing smoothly.
彼の歩みは順調です。kare no ayu mi wa jun chō de su
His progress is steady.
作業の進みが予定より遅いです。sa gyō no susu mi ga yo tei yo ri oso i de su
The progress of the work is slower than planned.
学習の進度を確認します。gaku shū no shin do o kaku nin shi ma su
I check my study progress.